godzie44 authored 11 months ago and Yaroslav Dynnikov committed 10 months ago

Now for installation and enable plugin, there are two steps instead of one
(`pico.load_plugin` previously).
1. Install plugin (`pico.install_plugin`):
validate plugin, create system tables.
2. Enable plugin (`pico.enable_plugin`):
loads plugin into instances memory, call `on_start` callback.

Same for a plugin removing process (`pico.remove_plugin` previously):
1. Disable plugin (`pico.disable_plugin`): call `on_stop` callbacks, drop
plugin from instances.
2. Remove plugin (`pico.remove_plugin`):
remove plugin meta from system tables.

godzie44 authored 11 months ago and Yaroslav Dynnikov committed 11 months ago

Introduce a plugin system for picodata cluster.
Plugin system contains:
- `picoplugin` crate with plugin interfaces.
This crate exposes plugin interfaces for user implementation and API
that used by picodata to interact with plugin as with a code from dynamic library.
- Support for plugin work cycle in picodata instance work cycle.
Picodata instance interacts with running plugin by `PluginManager`
component.
Typically, plugins react to events that occur in instance or whole cluster.
- New lua API with plugin CRUD actions.
    - pico.create_plugin - load a new plugin into picodata cluster
    - pico.remove_plugin - remove plugin from picodata cluster
    - pico.update_plugin_config - update plugin service configuration